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PAM – No-compromise privileged access security.

In our networked world, data is the most critical asset, but sensitive information can’t simply be locked away as it sometimes needs to be accessed. This is precisely where the balance between productivity and security becomes a critical point of tension.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is the answer, protecting critical accesses from admin accounts and machines to software processes.

In our whitepaper, you’ll discover how PAM works, what models are out there and how you can find the best one for your business.

Privileged access requires robust security measures.

Privileged accounts are often referred to as “golden tickets” for cyber attackers, as they allow extensive access to networks, systems and data, making them prime targets.

 

A well-designed PAM system offers extensive protection:
  • Granular rights management – Including for machine accounts
  • Password vault with automated provisioning
  • Monitoring and logging to support compliance
  • Protection against ransomware and third-party misuse
  • Implementation of zero-trust principles

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Identities in the crosshairs. Eye-opening figures that underscore the growing threat:

80%

of all data leaks can be traced back to compromised access credentials or phishing.

2.1 billion

access credentials were stolen by infostealer malware in 2024.

>100 billion

compromised access credentials were published on illegal platforms on the dark net. That’s a year-on-year increase of 42%.

Why businesses should act today.

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The perfect balance of productivity and security
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Targeted access control to reduce cyber risks
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Compliant and audit-ready processes
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Future-proof Identity and Access Management

Bechtle can help you find the perfect PAM strategy for you.

PAM isn’t an off-the-peg solution. It covers a range of use cases—from internal administration and remote access to software communication and endpoint protection. Our whitepaper presents four detailed PAM scenarios:

Number One
PAM for in-house administration
Number Two
PAM for secure remote access
Number Three
PAM for software-to-software communication
Number Four
PAM for endpoints
Each strategy offers distinct advantages, depending on your IT infrastructure, existing risk landscape, and compliance requirements. Download our whitepaper and protect your data!